A PAIR of eight-year-old brothers have been raising money for Hope House and Tŷ Gobaith Children’s Hospices by sleeping out in a tent for seven nights. James and Owen Weston would ordinarily be tucked up in their cosy Montgomery home with their mum and dad, Claire and Mark, but after seeing 11-year-old Max Woosey’s camp out for a hospice local to him in Devon, which raised some £500,000, the boys were inspired to get out their camping gear. “They did some little camping ‘holidays’ in the garden during last year’s lockdowns, but when they heard Max’s challenge they decided they would try to raise a little bit of money for a hospice which helps local children,” said mum Claire.